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                             Seven Sisters





        The seven sisters of north-east India are Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Tripura, Assam,
        Manipur, and Mizoram covering a huge area of 2,55,511 square kilometres. The interdependence of
        the states and their geographical features gave rise to the title of seven sisters of India.





                                     Fill in the blanks using the Help Box.

                                       1    The  tribal  communities  of  Garo,

                                           Khasi,  and  Jaintia  are  from  the
                                           state of ____________.

                                       2    ____________  is  one  of  India’s
                                           largest bamboo producing state.


                                       3    The   ____________      Monastery,
                                           located  in  Arunachal  Pradesh  is
                                           the largest monastery in India and
                                           second largest in the world.


                                       4   The    capital   of    Mizoram      is
                                           ____________.

                                       5    Kamakhya  temple  is  situated  on
                                           ____________ in Guwahati, Assam.


                                       6    ____________  is  the  chronicle  of
                                           the kings of Tripura written in 15th
                                           century.


                                       7    The  official  language  of  Nagaland
                                           is ____________.






                                                           Fact File
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                                                           The majority of the seven sisters of India have international
            Rajmala, English, Aizawl, Meghalaya,           boundaries (Myanmar, Bangladesh, China and Bhutan).
            Tawang, Nilachal Hills, Manipur



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